Gong Meaning in English
word
/ˈɡɔŋ/
gawng
/ɡˈɒŋ/
gong
释义
A gong is a large, flat metal disc that makes a loud, deep sound when hit, usually used in music or as a signal.
用法与细微差别
Used in music (especially Asian traditions), theater, and ceremonies; also a signal to start or end events or rounds (like in boxing). Not to be confused with 'gong' as slang or other uses. Common collocations: 'strike the gong', 'the sound of the gong', 'hit the gong'.
Spanish: gongPortuguese (BR): gongoPortuguese (PT): gongoChinese (Simplified): 锣Chinese (Traditional): 鑼Hindi: घंटी (झांझ) - गोंगArabic: غونغBengali: গংRussian: гонгJapanese: ゴングVietnamese: chiêngKorean: 공Turkish: gongUrdu: گونگIndonesian: gong
例句
The orchestra used a gong in the concert.
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He hit the gong to start the event.
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The gong makes a loud, deep sound.
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When the gong rings, it means lunch is ready!
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The boxing round ended with the sound of the gong.
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Don’t forget to strike the gong before we begin!
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